Voiskey

Voiskey is a voice-typing app for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android built on a premise most
dictation tools skip: the problem is not turning sound into words, it is that spoken words are the
wrong register for most of the places you paste them.

Context-aware rewriting. The same spoken sentence lands differently depending on where the cursor
is. In a development environment such as Cursor or Windsurf it comes out as clean code comments and
technical terminology; in Slack it becomes short, colloquial team-speak; in Gmail it takes the shape
of formal business correspondence. The vendor calls this "expression intelligence"; in practice it
means you dictate once and skip the edit pass.

Built for messy speech. You are not expected to speak in finished sentences. Pause, restart,
correct yourself mid-thought — Voiskey strips fillers, false starts and grammar slips and returns
polished text. It also handles quiet input, including whispering, for dictating somewhere you would
rather not be overheard.

Vocabulary and languages. A personal dictionary holds names, domain terms and preferred
spellings so the output matches how you actually write. The current release supports more than 100
languages, and mobile builds ship a system keyboard so voice typing works in any app rather than
only inside Voiskey.

Platforms and pricing. Desktop clients for macOS and Windows download from the site; the mobile
apps are on the App Store (iOS 16 or later) and Google Play. The app is free to start, with a
subscription unlocking the full tier — the App Store listing shows $29.99 monthly or $129.99 annually.

Voiskey launched globally on 8 July 2026, built by a Singapore-based team working on affective
computing and human-computer interaction.